Last month, transgender golfer Hailey Davidson won the championship at the NXXT Women’s Classic in Orlando, Florida, taking a big step toward potentially earning a spot on the PGA Tour. It was a big win for Davidson, but it caused quite a lot of controversy, leading NXXT Golf CEO Stuart McKinnon to release a statement.
Here is the full statement on Hailey Davidson, via Sky News.
“Recognising the spectrum of views on this issue, we wish to highlight that our decisions are guided by what is best for our players, setting aside personal beliefs.”
“Part of our commitment is ensuring an environment that is inclusive and safe for all members. In light of recent events, we have initiated a poll among our tour players to gather their opinions on our gender policy. We believe it is vital to consider the perspectives of those directly affected by these policies.
“Furthermore, in maintaining the integrity of our standards, we have requested Hailey Davidson to undergo additional testosterone testing to ensure compliance with the appropriate guidelines.
“We understand that this topic evokes strong feelings and diverse viewpoints. We encourage constructive dialogue and respect for all athletes who strive to compete at the highest levels of their sport.”
It’s worth noting that Davidson has made it clear that she is willing to play within the rules.

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